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. 2007 Apr;3(2):191–201. doi: 10.2147/vhrm.2007.3.2.191

Table 2.

Rate of late-stent thrombosis: sirolimus-eluting, paclitaxel-eluting, drug-eluting, and bare metal stents

Author Trial Patients (N) Length of follow-up Thrombosis rates by stent type (SES/PES/DES/BMS)
Kereiakes et al 2006 Pooled analysis SES: 337 1080 days SES: 0%
BMS: 0.4% BMS: 238
Moreno et al 2005 Meta-analysis DES: 2602 DES: 0.58% SES: 0.11%
BMS: 2428 BMS: 0.54% PES: 0.29%
Park et al 2006 Single center, all comers SES: 1545 18 months DES: 0.8%
PES: 366
Schampaert et al 2004 Pooled analysis SES: 758 2 years SES: 0.4%
BMS: 752 BMS: 0.5%
Bavry et al 2005 Meta-analysis SES: 1515 13.5 months SES: 0.07%
BMS: 1448 BMS: 0.48%
Weisz et al 2006 SIRIUS trial SES: 533 361–720 days SES: 0.9%
BMS: 525 BMS: 1.5%
Urban et al 2006 e-CYPHER registry SES: 15157 12 months SES: 0.19%
lakovou 2005 Prospective observational cohort study SES: 1062 9 months SES: 0.8%
PES: 1167 PES: 1.7%

Abbreviations: BMS, bare metal stents; DES, drug-eluting stents; PES, paclitaxel-eluting stents; SES, sirolimus-eluting stents.